Colleague entity in nigeria. Hi there felicia and hello to you all from lagos im now taibbi in the Climate Change is a matter of grave concern here in nigeria for a number of reasons well have more on that later but first heres a look at what we have lined up on the show today. To the way made from wheat bran in poland. A solar soup can step brings light into kenyan classrooms. And one example of why morocco ranks high on the Climate Change performance index. Will begin today show in poland which is currently hosting the un Climate Summit in that country interest in and support for green issues is on the rise and this is evident in the number of environmentalists friendly start up and they continue to grow among the many bright ideas recyclable plates bowls and even cutlery made from wheat bran lets find out what thats all about. These sacks of full of wheat bran yes she visit family has been running grain males in zambia northeast of wool seoul for generations he used to think brown m
And the week in parliament looks at brexit and iran shooting down a passenger plane. Thats in half an hour, here on bbc news. Good afternoon. Welcome to bbc news. Iran have summoned the uk ambassador for inapproapriate behaviour after he was arrested last night. Rob macaire says he was not taking part in Anti Government demonstrations in the capital, tehran, when he was detained for three hours after attending a vigil for the 176 people who died when iran shot down a passenger plane last week. The uk has said the ambassadors arrest was a flagrant violation of International Law and has warned iran that it risks becoming an international pariah. Our World Affairs correspondent Caroline Hawley reports. This morning in tehran, iranian authorities stepped up security. They are on extra guard after public gatherings, to mourn the victims of the plane crash turned last night into protests. Iranians voiced their fury at the regime, calling for accountability after the military finally admitted
Now on bbc news, the week in parliament. Hello, and welcome to the week in parliament. Was this the moment mps started to get brexit done . The ayes to the right, 330. The noes to the left, 231. The iran missile crisis. The Prime Minister lists the charge sheet against its military chief. And, of course, supplying explosive devices to terrorists who im afraid killed and maimed british troops. That man had the blood of british troops on his hands. The end of the peers show but what should a Second Chamber do . Unless we start by saying what do we think the house of lords is for, and once we have agreed on that, i think the options on how you compose that body will almost naturally flow from itself. And, how should the uk mark its departure from the eu . Will he make representations to the house of Commons Commission whose decision this is that big ben should bong for brexit . But first, a big moment for brexit. We are now a step nearer leaving the eu at the end of this month. The bill t
A design problem like the dents in his final five months or so this by instead pay to see a lot about their place. Also coming up tonight saving lives and risking their own tonight the red cross warning about the dangers inside business way low but have a world away in mozambique aid workers have a reason to smile. In two weeks. Its. Just. Out. To our viewers on p. B. S. In the United States and all the around the world welcome we begin the day with the first look inside the cockpit of Ethiopian Airlines flight three zero two just moments before it crashed nose first killing everyone on board and it is a terrifying image today in. Their preliminary report investigators said the pilots followed all the procedures recommended by boeing to bring the seven thirty seven max out of a nosedive even that using brute streams all of it in vain as the forces of two jet engines and gravity worked against the ethiopian authorities are recommending boeing review the Plane Software a process already
The week in parliament. Minister, David Cameron and this was before he called the referendum on our membership of the European Union whether he would meet us, because it was our argument that devolution was in very much Unfinished Business in the United Kingdom. We had devolved power in a very asymmetric way to Northern Ireland, scotland, wales, and london. We kind of finished and overlooked the rest of england. We started doing Coalition Years that the function of the house of lords is being a revising chamber hello and welcome. Was this the when no party had the majority was no longer working very effectively. And i remember literally saying to David Cameron, moment that mps are started to get irrespective of the outcome brexit done . Of the eu referendum, you are the Prime Minister of a deeply fractured nation. The ayes to the right, 330. And thats what we are trying the noes to the left, 231. To address, a new look of how the iran missile crisis. The Prime Minister lists the charge